... DOLLYMOTI N TCLONTARF) AOWING MATCH. ton veyiieraj,, spectacle took place yesterda pursuant t ?? this Di-Ilymount Bason, Clontarf, than which a moedelightful aurd snore appropriate spot could not be selected forrsluch 'PtIrpoa. Lonigbefore the hour appointed, which was half-past 12 o'clock, every inch of ground along the shore which could comlmand any view, however Partial, of the grand ...

... |1 The Regatta is become a very popular entertainment, and oae regarding which all ranks and parties, aristocrats and dem, crats, whigs and tories, unionists and alti-nuiollists, seem to have one common predelictioa, Kingstovn was greatly crowded on Yes- terday, asd the road that extends -along the harbousr wias occupied bhi an unbroken line of equipapes of every descript on, afforuing a ...

... I GOODWOOIb RACES. THURnSDAY Nior11T.-The race-course this afternoon was bril- liantly attended, the Cup day here, as at Ascot, claiming the su- periority of attraction. Amongst a vdst number of fashionables was observed the Duke of Portland, Duke and Duchess of Argyll, Duke of Richmond, Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter, Mar- quis and Marchioness of Tavisiock, Earl and Countess of Errol, ?? ...